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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30
PERsOKAL

i. o. Ellis, boss logger Of Olympia
arrived 10 Seattls last night.
CAPTAIN O. E. Clancy returned to
Tacoma yesterday, after spending the
day 10 Seattle.
Mrs. Mary n. Miller Of Olympia, 30
eompanisd by one uf her sens, arrived
IN Seattle last evening.
Captain r. O. Conner. late br.t officer
Of ths Maglick, has accepted like p0-
slilon on the Wizard, On her arrival
here.
O. 3. Bray representing the Chicago,
Milwaukee aud So. Paul railroad. with
headquarters az San FFaneiaeo, arrived
10 Seattle, accompanied by his wife.
yesterday.
M. Stirling OF the ElionAbavR Ess0
Era Il Ia the city, having come over the
mountains Saturday on The last train
which crossed on tue awitchbaek. DE
Ysportg the county aeat Of kitsiiaa % be
10 prosperous condition.
P,D. Forbes, prominent citizen o.
Taooms who spent the simmer ln the
dlousr a. Alene mines. made a fytna
THO % Seattle yesterday. He says thas
mart year be viii build piece Of road
seven miles Ieng into tho miHes.
Mrs. Mary 3. Reese. o. she Seattle W.
q. 7. o., has gone 70 Naehon island,
ana viii hereafter reside On fne unau.
lauqua grounda. She vii retatn her
eonuection with Che w. q. =. u. nao
Der postofIiee address fsmaius ~ 81
atile.
Captain l.. b. Hastings Of Part Tosn-
ana iunior naeusfaF 81 The hfu d Nor.
oen < Hasiiags arrived ~ tie Oiyu-
Mar yesterday, With 5000 n gree1-
haeka - hi3 insida pocket. TO pay
Captain T. 4. Jepatn Tor tbs steamer
WildWood.
Mr.. r, w. floseE, superintendent Of
life agencies Of tho Citizens Insurance
Company Of Canada, hos beeu 10 slat-
lie several days aud viii FoDasp until ne
establishes an agency here ard gets =
In good running order. be says hte
oJmusug Il oomsaQ into the territorial
ala, and intends 10 DO husinsas here.
The New York Daiiy Graphite Of D.
eember 18Th under The heading; 'sE0mf
nan Ia fhe oonvantioB; the elns, nnabi
slens and peealisritiea 81 their political
caFeegs." while discussing toe atiepd
anoe at tie Republican Club convention
saws. "Wstssn o. sqaifo is another Of
tbs loen that was 90 the atage. he Is
among the coming men. When WASH
lnetot territory Il admitted as q aate,
and tha prospects arc that the e1nis-
sion viii not be long delayed watson
q. Squire will be discovered ~ tn
psishboFhooS Of one Of che uniisd
STATES sen4torahips thai are 30 be hlled
Ont Ia that region. He was govcrnor o.
the territory for 4 couple Ct years and
made 4 name for himself.
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80 AZ 10 nOf

The symptoms Of Bilioasness aTe IN
happily bai toe Esil knows. They diner
IN diEssens individuals 50 some extent.
A Billions man = aeldom q breakfast
ester. Too freqaeuIiy, alass be has a.
excellent appetite for lquida, has meme
for sslids 81 q morning. Hia tongue
will hardly besr inspection Is any times
II il is not whits sud fuFEeds Il Il rooEa,
nc all svsBlE.
TIE digestive sygfen Is wholly o1t CT
grdeF, sEd Diarfhea or CONSTIPATION
nav bs a synptam, CT sbe two in5y
Alternate, There are often HemoE
rhoias OF even loss Of blood. There
nav bs aiddi - aai often headsc1e
spd acidisy {. hasaleRos and tenderness
n lhe pit OF the stomach. To eaffect
al this, n nei effect q cure. ssy tSssea' :
lsssssf Fsoipsr. Il costs baa tribe, and
thousands attest ias eftieacs-
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RRRglTTKn.


skssirs naasquer4de ionieht.
TIE Hayward hroueht hfky passen-
- from op sound Lass eFsninR.
Ths wiliametfe hiss sailed Tor Port
80 md the Umafiiia wili SAL for ssh
Frsneise0 this affeFnooa.
CHRISTIAN sahiaiseF, 4 native Of Ger
.,snv. Yesterday declared bis tnleution
z beeome cistzen Of ths Untted
Bieiss.
frank Priss, propFlsiox Of tie Inter.
~rtiauai hotel on Cherry atFees, IL sat.
1870 With congestion Of the inuRs. and
Z pos expected 70 live.
Tks First Bsptiss church viii hold g
~.icA meeting from 8 10 ~ saturday
'.ssft. % which al ara invnsd. Hefi-
sS6ss services from II 20 II 3. m
The steamer Flsatw0od haa been lag
10 - tbe bsaoh at Milton for several
49,. having tbs broken shaft laken
nj 81 her and o DeW ona pnt - h its
glaee.
Iest uiVht, at the Colombia House,
feesr.b Hart, 81 ibis city, and Miss En-
- "a Andersen, Of Phinney, Washing
~ Tarritogg, were unised Ia marriage
tyH.F. Jones. izslice Of the pesoe.
Dwieht Smith on hearing she little
ehII3rsn Ii his BsiahbofEeoa talk aoont
800 vseclnatsd 70 FTsVans them hav-
Ire fbs smhIl-pox, ran into the hoass
80 asked bis mother Il Be might 90 Ter
~ Doctor and get him % vaectuate his
iIssle jsrssy coz Of which be is very
fond.
Insslee gcdarbosg asked 3 Posi- INInL-
rsoxscrn reporter 10 state th8E DO was
~ ~ efioor Who divided FEES With the
r.ijesmsn, ana that be not only never
IA dsns such thing bal neTsf wouia.
n sala thai The district attorney BAG
hsld shat tbe policeman wss entitled 20
4 share 10 lhs oonatable's fees, ana IN
der that ruling his constable bad made
them an allowance.
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NO COAL FAMINE.
An ASSURANCE IRON IN. MIENEA THAT
GOAL WILL NOT 90 oyKB FIVE
DoTLkHs RER TON THIS
WINTER.


"fhis talk Of q coal famine Is ali 3
mlssAks," said Mr.. Miner yesterday,
''as more coal Il being mined in King
county this winter than ever before.
We have nxsd The retail prizes OF coal
for toe winter at % per ton, and do pot
inteae to raise above that figure. Sust
As present We are only retailing little
coal, ban rs soon as We get one or two
more ships ah0al, We will supply oil
cosneKa. There Il ne need Of any scare
on the part Of cur citixena over this
matter. Tbosa Whc are out Of coal can
have their eants supplied, end those
who axe rot had bettar Eafh few daga
when tails matter viii straighlen itself
Out eli RIGHT. Mr.. Howard would never
have ordered ms 20 stop retailing had
he Supposed that tbs Black Diamond
and Cedar River companies would do
the same thing. he snpposed they
would Be glad 10 guppiy the trade, and
being very anxious 60 SCI cur ships on
and stop den1nFEage.he made that order.
kheFe il another reason wby he IL aaxa-
COS to have ell our coal anipped below
until the market there eases Up, and
that h this. Last fail be entered into
csntraats with certain nEms 20 Bnpply
them this winter with coal 81 certain
prica. Newcastle vas then mining &C
full speed, and turning OUT seven or
eight hundred tons per day. bat since
tho accident a. the mine be has bean
compelled 10 buy high priced coal 20 oil
those contracts. naye notified hlm Of
The situation here, and feel c0nhdent
he will ordef the retail market Supplied
a. eoon - ono or two more ahips are
dispatched. Assure the people that
there will be 10 famine, and THAI the
pFics will net be raised above ave dol
lars psf ton."
nov the c0NsUlzEas ARE FLHEoED.
sIt Is not she coal sompaaies who
have run tie retail price Of coal up 70
the outrageous tqutei uoW demand
I'd for IT. said o gentleman
connected 9Th SEE Cedar River Coal
Company, s'as viii prove 10 you. Up TO
today We have sold al She coal We could
epara ct ihe old pgice-s4 per ton. To
dsy We raised 30 Is. II Il eeFtaia teaul-
alefs who take advantages Of The po2pie.
and I'll tell yO0 Of one instance which
can5a 90 nay notiea A nau drove
into che yard and | sold him 9 son and
nearly quarter q elal, Tor which
charged him $3.50. de vent esoeua
selling q little here and there, and when
he ears hack b told ms he had cleared
$50 on that load Of coal. To-Day we
have sold about eighty tons, end, a. !
asid hafore. we will continue 20 dispose
az ail We Can spare"
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t1e feil0wiEk irsnafars u real esfsas
ueae sd fer rsssrd yssisr6nys
.. 2. Mecseif1n % r II Bouers ans
q r. W. B.Msxa, fransianaa Isl 1. hiccf
10 hesIz e EATnn a. BelI,s hrst eHlsi-
tlo1 80 S1allIe. $50.
eaf4A W. HAxGua QniE elasn 10 Gee.
2. hyi1s undivided Keg VIZ o. 6WA
see. 3 IN S \. &. s sasa' III
- -. H1ltNoEla sud wife 30 Eiiliaxa
3. 1s1ckAFd, block IL. MeraaFas 6rsa
4t1lllon 70 EosEh Seattle. f20on.
william = lsnaknrd and wife . Lnth-
e II Phillips. lets I. q 3 and (, hIuok
Y. Mesoea's addifton % NORTH seattle.
william 3. Lsekard end wife e Rob
Msrosr's sddiaion 20 North Seattle.
Geo. B. Litlsuood bosa fos assa %
daa. q. Gaaaun. tract lis In Wesa SEAT
tles ) neEe tRaetss No. &. &650
Daniel Fraser % Joshua and Phooha
A. Masons lots !. 8. 8. 70, IL and Il. hlcuk
z, hoEsheEn addition 70 seattle. $50.
u. II. Rontins 70 e. A. Gardeer. ioss 5
and s, block Is. Lincoln Psntiuaas addi-
ttcn 70 seattle, 81.
John A. Rrnzsr to Daniel Rsaaer. IN
divided half Of lota / and 2, bloak ID, ".
y. hell's fouFlA addition 90 SSaftls, lots
an4 2, block IS. heirs Of Serah A.
Bells ssc0nd addition 10 Seattle, lots Z,
!, 3, 10. II and Il. block I, lois Z, 8. 9, 10.
II and "a, block E. Northern addition q
Seattle, $500.
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The district c0nrf convened Fesierda,
pursuant % adjournment Chief sasticl
jones presiding.
The eass Of Van Aukin ". Van Ankis
was continued b consent.
Ia tue oABe Of OnbsKn W. SloFah
Bnfko and Halier, counsel for Tia
plaintiff withezeW frcm The eass and
Lewis end Gilman were substituted.
In the case Of Pumphrey VI. Mftchell.
motion 10 foEsaloae mortgages vas
eFanfed.
A demurrer 10 the divorce proceed
lnRs Ia the caea OF Ldzxle Vassar "a,
John Vassar vas overrnIed BY consent
and dsfendast vas aiyea "A hcura IN
which to answer.
The findlngs and decree Ia the case
Of Franklin Z. Long ". Robert Whitney
we're entered.
A motion 70 Quaah the execution in
the case Of bsmieker Va. Tony Gee
CkoDg On the part Of defendant wae
taken Hndef adgiasmeni.
Ia the case Of a. q. Sutherland "a.
Wan. A. Jennings Cd Sl., motion 10
strike was submitted without agreement
and defendant was given ten days ia
which 60 answer.
The demurrer Of Angus Mackiniosh,
one Of tbs defsndsnts IN the casa OF
Dexter Horton & Co. ys. IL. V.B.
Stacey 81 al, was DverFuled ard defend
ant was given Is days in which to
answer.
Tho motion for nag trial il the
case Of Territory vs. Albert FfeidFich,
found guilty Of murder, was eantinnsd
til saturday afternoon ct $50 .. N.
The accounts Of James SeaEy, late
clerk OF the District Court, and Of W.
3. LedReFwood, nos clerk, BY w. Fl.
Whittlessy, deputy 81 Pert Townsend,
we're passed b. che court.
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- flrrna.-The Plka opsra e.

coNrc OrrRA.--The Pyks Opera eou-
pAnP bssiBs rs suEAEneEt a. Eyes
a0sra house next Mondsy. ConcsrniDe
: Nichs In veuice, /" whieh viii Be one
AZ The features Of The enRaEsns1t, .
Portland paper says: a me audience
stssndpd ths New Para theatre last
500 a uiinsss : splendid prcdnetios
a "A Nsrht in Ysuice.t As. Greens.
seIser. who had oze Of his sSes iniasee
sseentlv, hy q piue nseole. tsarpsastd
- eVsnirQ Rnd was <eEaiS wsiecnasd
- - hsass uita which Be- has sr0as
4 rsnular favor. MIS- Winston and
49, AAafgeS eana h fer = vel DE-
sstvss sthrs Of spglsnze ter see eosl
e-ork sesy did. Llss nizets rEeaael.en
AZ lie ASoss heA1tifRi opesA was Us
rsnss aelirhtfaI WoFk Tie fyhs UF'sfa
comrany have psss Etea 70 taEs elty
scrlre the pressas asasen- IBIS = tha
muanyss lsa4 week kexe, and tns hs~
psrk shrnsd be BAEhtly pacAed siin thN
psopsa fond % 3 hrsi-esAas enssftAia-
ms1t.s
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MED D. "a. Gllua.. pasi.s.ur q Us
seaslie. Kaks Ehnss q Ksa1srn Railway
szespEiH. arrfsnd tuns frsm 3 10
nsnshs' visa % Esu Totk Il nean yss-
ssrday, and uus naan b. 4 Four- Ixrnr-
EznEHc1a In tkz e1aras a. he e.nvsr-
sss.on NJ. allmzn gai1. aIhad nssssal
oslse.a g RolnR Eaat. The principal nna
q M1lc1 IS - sFKanne Ehe 0neneiaI
= 1913 toF ne ceczpiefion q The zse1nd
ssEsf miie session e sne s1ad for which
- c9nizast he6 been ia, sna ] am
Nssaaea - - atls - aae1rs ru1 tAat I
ua1 snsesszfaf q e eusfre.s ds-ses -
every nne q mg CHESTS. Ihe rnad 10
tie aummlt a. fhe Cnreadea mr. ~
Ra1n wi1h 81 pezzibis speed. and I
donst thiak huildina viii sec aftsr fhe
nasaest waEk on the lie has been com
plesed.
H1ExEzs 10 - BgEI1 AZ ozcx.
Yea spszk Of = number Of objects.
nsvs ynn any oo5sctions 20 speak ct shs
There i one oshsr master I nirhs
- 3ou aoeat. Waile east had q con
saitalio1 with the eastern memberH e.
Is Seattle C9ai and Ir0n Cumpany.
THIS company ID Independents e ffe
oeattles Lake Shore sud Eastern. hus
vii 90 ~ transportation hmsiness ever
shss line The Coal and Iran CoEnpany
s sERonR corporation, and is mem
oe11 are enthusiastic over lee proxpeets.
Ihsy have authorised theix representa-
lisea In this city 70 at 0nca e1mmenee
see consifueti0n 81 coal hunkara al
balith's Cove, and can tell yea they
will be hfst-eiase bankers 10 every par
ticn.ar. OF course. IL She ship Soinnfy
should STRIVE very soon, Rud The road |
y completed to the mines before the
n6w buukaFs are finished, We viii Eaake
tempofaky arrangements for shipping |
coal. Bu3 tor certain nnaaxhanded |
work done b. our snimies IL Nee York,
We would have had eur road eomPlssed /
70 the 6Quak mines last Jnns, aud |
wenid have earned enough money the
4fst year 30 pay fof the read and The /
coal mine. Oar eastern friends are l
beifeF poEteo noe on the resources and /
possibilities Of the road, and We appre-
bend no diMoullg In getting the money
We reqnirn 30 carry On our projects and /
enterprises. We are nov bending our
energies 10 push the road 10 tue Bquak i
soai mines, and Ia developing those /
mines 90 as 70 Ne In shape to furnish
soal 10 large quantities as soon Is the /
road reaches them
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SuTr AoArSsT TIE CTrT.-At ones@in-
ne 20 ave yesterday afternoon papers
we're hiel 10 q suit By Mrs. Julia Fen
ton against she oliy Of Sesttis Tor $500.
The complaint aiis SEES that on and prior
10 the oh Of lass August there vss g
t,sls Ia tie Sidewalk Ia fsout Of aud
psas tbs Occidental Hotel, of which the
cheers Of The defendant cts we're vel
aense aud witch thsT neglected 20
properly tx IL was covered ~ beards
ahiee, belne insee1rely fastened, weeld
iHk h enc eide. The plaintiff alleges
tbst ca tie oh day Of August she was
psssine a1ung and unaware o. the dan
ctscas nature o. she covering she step
nea co the boAta. which tilted With hes
sseieff and she vas tefpWu visieaty "a
- rfourd, ssrainirg ard hrekkinR hsi
lsff arm And rsnsiginc otar seftsr.
bruises ana iujuflss. soc claims tbsl
A. was disSbIed fes ana mouth and has
slnea md 81 ell timss si1ea suffered y
b0ssV ard mind ca scc0uus ~ Der ~.
irfIes ana was besides Pat 0 a eosi q
tas So for nesicins. medical aiiendADei
ma pafsirg, WhsFeg1g she praya 10
Judgment ID the sgu1 % slooo agsi1s'
| ne city Of Seattle.
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norycE. rsn dollars roNarr
- bo uaid ~ lnseFmasion
ss.dfra TO the - esz and corr
ss-slen 81 anY enc found stsa-
- copIss OF tins poss-Inteilh
.s.s - bY the carriers
..,suehout the city.
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h,E SHArTIE PRKsnxrEnlAS AssooIA- =
r,oS. = Articles OF Incorporation we're
filsd yes, srdsy In the suditsr's Office for
"The ssatA 70 Presbyterian Association.
rhe Incorporation L. uads arder tae
laws 81 de territory Ger church ano
benevolent sgoisty, The articles give
lhs cerporatioa roses 70 acquire 2
elfi, parrhase or otherwise, tossn tote y
Seattle and personal pfopeftf n litie
aud its vicinity. The afhsesa et &c So
e1cialian are 10 b. presideaa ana We
president, a secretary. tressatess SO
poratera are q. Willis Price. VIM. 4.
how'd. EphsAin Calvert. Walter GfA-
barr, F. 4 WhnwcFth. ,. 3. EaGiespn
and Charles Il Whitslesey, and - s
are aamsd as tAc hFst beard o. ttas
tooa
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Ii RAvaz or MusIoIFAL CocEz.-
Il wisb,n said Police Justice 5oass,
shat you would qaaie me "a bssse
hearuly il favor OF The nes pFojsos Of
establishing municipal coRFts % this
territory. I have long been aohFtnctu
ihst the Zee system u q hsd one hsa
the sooner i % gotten rid OF the ossisf
Oh oapfse, I an 80 present an oh,st Z
paid BY fees and / aEn not eotnG - lsssa
anything that iegitimAtely - ny &c :
hus I think She whole lee system =
rotten IN the extreme and hAya 70 heA'
tslion Ia sSying So"
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fon viii Be- c0uFteously resolved,
whether rioA o. poor, strangers or
friends, and shown sulh wonderfully
be4utiful goods for presents at such
Low prices IS our house can only show.
Toklas a Siaesrman.
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OVERLAND PAsSEHgERs

p.s.ed Msdfofd On he Ozseon 4 Cali-
s.,ris. Thnssdas Csc WinRaff. q y
~ sT.is spd wife. E 8 raaxait, "A KoAn
~ nSv. o B Basseli. W 4 Meyer, Mn
~ psis5, J B H0uara sad 8fteeu elni-
aFsnfe.
psezsd Heron On tte Northern Paai.
4. Thaas34y: q J CaIs. , 4 Grit
~. 4 KrszeT. II c Go3das AID fbfse
sseend-cIsss passengers
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John Ckisholn, Of Snohomish, 10
Miss Christina Mckay. Of Seattle.
Jaseph Hart. Of seattle, 10 Miss
EuuSa L. Andefson, Of Phinney, W. T..
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ter S3eeFN.
Tas uS1vEnsrrT LkNps-- fsers vas
8isa yesterday ia The county auditors
oaics 3 paisEs fer tee Grani W the
ru,sea STATES D. he Territory Of Wash
ipgson Zoe university porposss 81 Toe
Nj n az Sec. 50. Up. y n, IL =
ms 10 srre tFsst VS. select & bE TIE
ssrrlssfiai suthefisies Ia 1851 AID grant
- - the United SGsiss. b1t Afterwards
"a the uoFth half % Saan !. Aet4sic
- az sonfa Ealf 20 81 vauus Bacsto'
~ tea whole nov festss 1dsieE' :
se-sea5 and Yeuns's asi8iiioas 4 re
- ~ seattle. Madisau street. passsrE
ses.r t,se northwest eorues Of the gaSf-
- -.-ss.1,. Alteuarh tta ian9 WSH So
is.ss~3 b 1854 tbs unitsd States eeEiia
ss4es IA fha patent wese Ret rn2us antii
49, 50 eg Acril, 1852 4 reel estate
mn YESTERDAY, e eakl1F e. this fFqp
srsv. SAID tbai he ia pct kpog IS Wesi
Ssiss n SIS sala 81 t1e aatvezsliy an
sssrittse. hua test MS 4 vas esfsaanll
- Eorsh Us than ans fnons&Ed co.
/ ssrs ara rrebahig much u1nfe
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Handsome damask sets ocmplets
With doilies nnger-doiliea and napkins,
ihe only complete stock ct ali prices.
Iokias q HinRerman.
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IS eepts-NeW, q line Of all pure wool
dress goods 46 ikohes wide. We always
lead for low cash prices. Chester
OleaKY.
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VISITING BACK DIAMOND = Hens.
CAao, Ksane snd PaiRe yesterday vent
b Back Diamond On theiF mission q
Inspecting che minss aed talks5 wlsh
punhSE Of the miners. 1hsY Gtfe 81
compsnied ~ Mr.. HAnnaRae. SEQ ssi-
"a IS secretary fOf the eognUittes. 1sey
siso made Thorough investigation ~
the miaes ana had sonae notes mace Tor
fatare consideration. Today thfy Nili
20 70 Ourbouadc,
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NOT CONTENTED YET.
JosKpH BOWERS VINO cor OUT or yAIL on
oHE FnTDAY AND N A0AxN THE MKT
TntKs 10 ESCAPE.

Joseph Bowers seems determined to
keep bis name before the public. On
the 2od Of November be was arrested
on . charge Of assaultine q lady near
ths corner Of Fifth aud james street,
and being brought before Justice Sod
erbsrg naxt day was convicted
and sentenced 10 the eounty Jail
for 500 DAYS in default Of the payment
Of fms Of $1,000. Tbs case was brought
up % Friday the 16th inst. en- q writ Of
habeas corpus vhea Chief Justice Jones
ordered his discharge on the ground
that she sen iepoe was beyond the powas
Of Justice Of the peace 10 pass. On
tee following Thursday night be was
found under The bed of Mss Hunt
daughter Of ex-policeEuan J. ". Hunt,
and being brought next day before JUS
tice SodeFbsFg, on Friday last, was sent
10 tie county fail N default Of $1,000 TO
await the action Of the grand jury on .
charge Of Burglary.
M TnEEs 10 KsCArE
On being taken to fell IL Is said be
gave q quick. sharp glance at the high
fence surrounding the Jail and muttered
something about its beng Q pretty high
fenea 70 soale. No notice vas taken OF
the matter ak the time and when be was
examined there was nothing found on
his person, so that no special restraints
were put On him more than on other
prisoners.
Yesterday afternoon District AttoT
neg Ronald waa In The southeast coFosE
Of the building ever the jail, directly
hehfnd the EheYifss 0fflee and used by
the auditor as an elise for the record
ers. While there the district attorney
heard a Easping sound jast below him
and started with Hello what's that,
b0ysi" and rushed into the SHERIFF.
ofsiee. The window in the sherid'a
private cfiioe Wis opened and the sher-
id and bic deputies Who we're there
Looked out aud saw Bowers diligently ct
work with an old iaekknise, which kad
been converted into o sort Of saw, try
ing 10 cat through the stout iron bars
protecting the south east corner Of the
Jail.
The sheriff snd other officers then
vent down into the isil, ap3, esllinR
Bowers out, began 20 search him. They
could and nothing on his person and
set 60 work 30 hnnt up the cells and Try
ana hnd the knife. AfterNery diliRens
search they succeedsd 10 finding the
knife in q cFeVica OF the wall. Bowers
was very much ehopfallen at the failure
Of bis attempt 70 escape and viii be
carefully watched hereafter. 7 he sound
OF the saving could be distinctly heard
in tie recorders room, though mos
noticeable IN the sherih's office.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

fRsEArEsfSa MuzpzA. Last ntshi
J. J. Kelly Isis On Information AsAiaf {
Alexander Mersso3, ia whlsh BE-
ceaggsd that tae said AissAn5es Nc
LAai threateEed to hsH asm tne s1i9
Kelly, asd THAI lheFa i rsssuaable c9ete
% believe that he Will a3gFe said ttFeas
intc execution. lhs casa wl.s ~ tsass
IL Justice SateraeF1's caHFt today 81
Lead aavius faEnisaed bee "a $500
fof his Appearances.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Buy q Christmas present for the FAM
isy. A thing OF beauty IL q Joy forever.
IS would BE- 9 PLEASANT reminder Of
Ohfistmaa. We have the only complete
line OF elk umbreilas, eenfss neckwear,
stylish p0rtieFes and silk handkerohiefs
10 this city. suitable for holiday gifts.
Eoklaa 4 Singsrmsn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Sick SsEarrF. -shurs4ay nsghi a SCI
sSrau vas received hers - ihs eAest
that sheriff Cypesvs. os Srobcuaish
coauty, was dangerously ia a. his hose
IL Snohcmisa Civ. and eammc1iHg 4
= attle physician d ais hfcsiae. Hieata
vas raissd On the Msrvin ans sha uzade
q special iris IL shat point wish . 3ecser
frem tbs city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

You are at this time trying % determine
What you will give 20 your wives. SWEET
hearts, sisters and children for Christ
nas gifts. II yon viii oai on % 200
will iind what you want. Ioklas J
singeEmAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

300easss Of new goods arrived this
week. All goods marked in plain fig
ures. Chester OlssFy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Gentlen,en, buy ycnr dry gooas where
TIE Roods are carried IN plain figures.
One price. Chester CieaFy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

THH FRKTDR1CH cksE.-ln the district
court yesterday Lewis and Gilman ap-
paared and submitted q printed brief
10 the motion for new trial. Prose
eating Attorney Ronald vac Rivan until
tais afternoon 10 prepare his reply.
TIE motion viii be heard al 40 this
afternoon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Bay The Wecer 4 Decker piano. Man
afaciufeF'e prices Frank KImball,
Squire building. d11 LIN